The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-07
nREvIrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City.

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tho City.
SEVERAL casea OF typhoid fever arc TO-
ported from Trladclphia.
FANNIE MopSTC4srLI and u company Of
hor own, open q week's engagement at tho
Grand tonight.
The Turner's arc going 10 have their n
nual masquerade ball, which Is alwaya q
| big affair, on the 2lst inst.
REtkccA RHODES. q North Wheeling
character, WAS arrested Saturday night for
being drunk on the streets.
A REGULAR monthly meeting Of tho
Board OF County Conmi6aiouoYG will DO
held at tho Public Building this morning.
THE lant will aud testament OF Thomas
Ii. ReUd was admitted 10 probate SRtur.
day ia Recorder Hooks Office, and ordcd
recorded.
SURVEYOR or CUSTOMS EaRRrER, 0
todian at tho Custom House, hiss received
the additional lock boxes that aro 10 be
put up In tho poatolice. :.
JusrICE pHiLLlrs had y case from the
country before him Saturday. John Day.
ton was accused Of abusing bis vito and
was fined and put under honda.
Ar an carly hour yesterday morning
Molllo Hughes place on Tenth street WINS
raided by the police. Tho madame, Lizzie
Flower, Laura Itoae and three MGR were
caught. UG
TIE lots oil tho Waters property on the
leland, remaining uuso!d, were to have
been auct!oued oil at the Public Building
Saturday, but the bidding was 30 low
that the nalo was indefinitely postponed.
TIE Moss Family gave two Of their nov.
ei musical performances at tho Opera
House Saturday that wero listened to With
much pleasure by tho audiencesi In attend.
ance. Tho Family is q very interesting
ono. H.Et nu ,
TIE American Express Company has
established here, In addition to its regular
Office, two branch offices for the t~ransac-
ton Of money order b~ualneaa; one al
Becker jowelry store in the Eighth ward,
and one ct WilliamB' drug store on the
Island.
JonN GATES, the man accused Of rob.
bling McGraw, tho garbage contractor, Of
S07 and who wac arrested at Dellcire Fri
day, had a partial hearing 5oioro Justice
Phillips Saturday. Tho cane was contia-
ued till to-day in order that Gales might
try to prove IN abb. {,
ISAAC BoaARD, JR., OF Fulton, was BIO.
fore Justice George Arklc Saturday to ar-
swer to three charges-Eelling liquor on
Sunday, selling to minors and allowing
gaming in his place. uo waived n hear
ing and gave bonds in the sum Of 500 in
the first two cases and $500 in the third.
SPECIAL revival services that will 1t 10
expected, continue for some time, will he
commenced ct the Fourth Street NJ. L.
Church thin evening. Tho pastor, Rev.
DR.. Randolph, has awakened q great inter
est in this church and is carrying on in his
usual energetic manner, q splendid work.
The funeral OF Mr.. Asa s. Smith, at
SCOTS Cemetery, bridgeport, yesterday,
was attended by q large number Of the
friends and relatives OF the deceased. Mr..
Smith was captain and part owner Of 8
boat in the old-time days OF steamboating
on. the Western rivers, and was held in
high eateem by all who kntw him.
TIE new joint standing Council Com.
mittae on City Prison met at the Public
Building Saturday evening aud organized
by elecllns Mr.. Gavin, OF the Sixth ward,
chairman. The committee will recon.
mend to Council for confirmation the
names OF Peter G%und!ing, OF the First
ward, and Albert Drum, Of the Eighth, as
the day guards at the prison, and that OF
Jack Arthur, ex-Koeper OF the Lookup,
ssthe night guard.
The alarm Of fire sent in from station
O. shortly alter 8 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing was occasioned by the burning Of a
frame dwelling house at No. 45 Thirty
ninth atreet, occupied up stairs by John
Ebbanwaller, and down stairs by two
other families named Harris aud Gray.
Mrs. Ebbenwaller was awakened about 8
o'clock by the ameli OF smoke, aud gavo
the alarm. The roof Was destroyed and
tho interior badly Quilted. The loss will
reach about $500; insured for that amount
in the Standard. Tho building is owned
by E~bbenwaller.